alignment after drop....
#1
alignment after drop....
do i have to get an alignment right after i drop the car? or can i wait a week or two to do so.... im putting my maxspeed and agxs next tuesday. and i have four set of nitto tires sitting in my room. i was thinking about getting alignment a week after drop when i put em tires on. is this ok? because i know that i need an alignment when i swap those tires.....
thanks,
Tae
thanks,
Tae
#2
Re: alignment after drop....
Originally posted by taeMAX97
do i have to get an alignment right after i drop the car? or can i wait a week or two to do so.... im putting my maxspeed and agxs next tuesday. and i have four set of nitto tires sitting in my room. i was thinking about getting alignment a week after drop when i put em tires on. is this ok? because i know that i need an alignment when i swap those tires.....
thanks,
Tae
do i have to get an alignment right after i drop the car? or can i wait a week or two to do so.... im putting my maxspeed and agxs next tuesday. and i have four set of nitto tires sitting in my room. i was thinking about getting alignment a week after drop when i put em tires on. is this ok? because i know that i need an alignment when i swap those tires.....
thanks,
Tae
#3
Re: Re: alignment after drop....
Originally posted by max83
You should get one done, but its not an ASAP thing.
You should get one done, but its not an ASAP thing.
-Cyrus
#5
You'll be fine, just get the alignment done immediately after u install everything else. The only "damage" u'd be doing is wearing out ure tires.... so don't worry about it. Like Vyrus said, hold off on the spirited driving and you'll be good to go. It's pretty much a waste of moola if u get 2 done within 2-3 weeks. Good luck w/ ure setup!
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hang on buddy, like was mentioned, things need to settle in your suspension before you align, two weeks is a good period of time assuming your a daily driver. The guy in the previous post said to align them immediatly.... bad idea. By the time it all settles, it may fall out of spec.
#10
Originally posted by seximagtr
hang on buddy, like was mentioned, things need to settle in your suspension before you align, two weeks is a good period of time assuming your a daily driver. The guy in the previous post said to align them immediatly.... bad idea. By the time it all settles, it may fall out of spec.
hang on buddy, like was mentioned, things need to settle in your suspension before you align, two weeks is a good period of time assuming your a daily driver. The guy in the previous post said to align them immediatly.... bad idea. By the time it all settles, it may fall out of spec.
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